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How did the universe come to exist?

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From pieces of planets

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An explosion

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From pieces of stars

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From pieces of Sun

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Solution

The correct option is B
An explosion

The universe was a result of an explosion called the Big Bang which brought about the planets, stars and other space objects.

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